Cranfield University Courses and Fees 2025

• It had a mix of theory-based learning and group assignments. Every module had one individual and one group assignment on which we were graded equally. We did not have exams for all modules. Mostly practical-based learning. I would say 60:40 favouring the practical side of learning.
• There are about 3-4 classes in one day with 1 hour each. Intake was around 90 students
• Indians were the majority, around 80%, with the rest being Chinese/Southeast Asian.

• £25,000 for the course and £850 per month for university accommodation. The tuition fees were paid yearly at the beginning of the year. While the accommodation fees were paid per quarter (every 4 months). Monthly expenses would come to around £400 with £150 for groceries. £50 for travel and £200 for shopping and other activities, over and above the rent costs.

• The course is very intensive, with a mix of both theory and practical (40-60 split). The positives I have already mentioned in my previous write-up. The classes are scheduled between 9 am and 4 pm, with 2 hours of break in between for lunch.
• My class had a total of 55 students and around 35 of them were Indian students and the remaining 20 were also a very diverse group.

• The fees were for the entire year for both tuition and accommodation. It had to be paid at once, with the tuition fees being paid before course start and accommodation be done after moving in.
• The accommodation fees could also be paid quarterly or semiannually. The monthly expenses vary from person to person, with the average being around 150-250 pounds a month for a decent standard of living.

Very relevant and very extensive to the point I can include my assignments in my portfolio because we got a chance to work with brands such as Tefal. We had 3 case studies with different brands where we got to present our ideas to the brands. For us, it was Tefal, mind BLMK, and Jacobs solutions.

25k pounds

The course structure is updated almost every year, ensuring relevance and practicality. The structure is well-suited for students from non-management backgrounds. The program offers valuable industrial exposure through the Management Consulting project in Spain and internship opportunities. Additionally, students receive Lean Six Sigma certification and the course is CMI accredited. Cranfield University's research reputation is outstanding. Students have the option to choose between an internship and an internship-based thesis or a traditional thesis. The word count for the internship-based thesis is shorter than that of the traditional thesis. Each student is assigned an academic supervisor to assist with the thesis, and those working on internship theses also have an industrial supervisor from the company they are affiliated with.

The current fee for international students is £33,770 for MSc in Management.

The course was well designed keeping in mind the students who never had any management knowledge to give them an overview of all the managerial functions combining it with practical assignments.

25000 gbp for a non EU student

Cranfield university and the international experience are of great help to prove your skills.

Because I wanted to learn aircraft design and this was the most famous MSc in Europe

Yes the research interests and the program which I have applied to matches

This university has their own wind tunnel where f1teams test their vehicle

Courses in Cranfield are up to date and the structure is shuffled regularly. During our lectures, people from various industries were invited to give us an idea about how the theoretical aspects fit into a real-world scenario. The course though extremely intensive is stimulating and enjoyable.

21,500 GBP is the program fee.

The course is good, but requires a lot of input and could be very difficult. It is not taught and evaluated like Indian courses. So be prepaired to meet the challenge head on.

At the time of my admission, it was 18000 GBP.

As mentioned earlier, the curriculum of the course is based more on practical methods rather than theory. For example, one of the courses which is Flight Experimental Methods - required us to conduct in-flight experiments (we had about 7 flights) and process the data collected to study aircraft performance. We had several guest lectures conducted by hands-on people in the industry who could give a clear picture of what is expected of us when we enter the industry. The research project which runs in the second half of the course was a major learning curve for me during the course tenure. It requires you to step out of your comfort zone and push your limits to the fullest.

£20,500 is the program fee.